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Close attention, not about a border wall. >> it's not about a border wall. how much money are democrats willing to foot for the bill for a border wall? >> i talked to top democrats who thought they were closer to a deal who want to respond to what the demands are by border agents for more reinforcements and lots of border barriers in different spots. now democrats have paid for it. let's remember the contixt this is happening. the whole question of abolishing i.c.e. is huge for democrats who think they've gone out of control, the administration is so overly broad in their sweep of immigrants i...

>> it's bad for consumers, because we pay more. it's bad for our workers because there's a lot more workers in industries like auto industry that use steel than there are in the industries that produce steel. and then there's all the industries that are going to face new tariffs from europe, from canada, from mexico, that will be hurt as well. >> so again, to keep it straight up, it seems like there isn't a real factual basis to say this is a good thing. that the only remaining argument would be this is a bad thing that could lead to a good thing. the negotiation argument that this will someho...

Countries reply and they put tariffs on american exports and that hurts those industries too. so it's bad for consumers, bad for workers. >> when you say disadvantaged, you mean we pay more here? >> it's bad for consumers, because we pay more. it's bad for our workers because there's a lot more workers in industries like auto industry that use steel than there are in the industries that produce steel. and then there's all the industries that are going to face new tariffs from europe, from canada, from mexico, that will be hurt as well. >> so again, to keep it straight up, it seems like there i...

The industries that produce steel. and then there's all the industries that are going to face new tariffs from europe, from canada, from mexico, that will be hurt as well. >> so again, to keep it straight up, it seems like there isn't a real factual basis to say this is a good thing. that the only remaining argument would be this is a bad thing that could lead to a good thing. the negotiation argument that this will somehow get something out of the other side. what's wrong with that? >> so the question is what is it that the united states wants to get? i think of all the trade issues in the wo...